The longtime local government technology chief will now assist one of the nation's largest transit authorities.

James Collins exchanged his work shoes for dancing shoes to raise money for Delaware charities.

The Washington utility launches a new portal to automate customer requests for information about about sewage overflows, water main breaks and other issues affecting service.

Amid multiple system modernizations, Delaware Chief Information Officer James Collins explains how he's encouraging state government not to revert to its old ways.

After two years without a CIO, the city gains Andrew “Pete” Peterson, who says he's trading in his complaints about government for projects on the inside around civic tech, cybersecurity and IoT.

After a three month search, the governor's office found a new face to lead IT operations in the state.

The state hopes to leverage its buying power to make smart street lighting more affordable for local communities.

Nearly half of all CIOs view their procurement processes negatively. A new national partnership aims to share knowledge across disciplines and improve how government buys things.

Recent developments he'll try to build upon: the expansion of fiberoptic infrastructure and the launch of a cybersecurity advisory panel.